Sentence examples for universal languages from inspiring English sources

More recently, various thinkers have considered constructing universal languages from scratch.

Solresol, the creation of a French musician named Jean-François Sudre, was among the first of these universal languages to gain popular attention.

"Using the universal languages of music and dance, we think even more people will pay attention, and hopefully be entertained at the same time".

Or, as Dr. Sowwan explained to me over the echoing and crackling telephone line to East Jerusalem: "Science and technology are universal languages like music and not connected to any religion or politics.

Esperanto, which was invented in the eighteen-eighties by L. L. Zamenhof, a Jewish doctor from Białystok, was by far the most successful of a hundred or so universal languages invented in the nineteenth century.

If nuances are lost, let it be said that "Songs of Paradise" offers sufficient English commentary and explanation, coupled to its timeless stories enacted in the universal languages of comedy, rhythm and melody, to provide good-natured theater for a wide audience.

Sports is the universal language.

Winning is the universal language.

Kissing is the universal language.

"Music is a universal language.

Song is the universal language".